Avoid bringing in a photo of a woman who has a hairline lower and thicker hair than you. Many women have thinning hair in the temple and the front, which makes it virtually impossible to recreate the look in a magazine.Another idea is to put in pictures of hairstyles you like and not like yourself. I get this frequently. It helps me know where you are. It is hoped that real consultation, and will not bring in a picture of you 20 years ago when his hair and his face was 20 years younger.
Recently a client brought a selection of hairstyles that is worn over the years. Were all equal. Short, layered, with "high" on top, hidden behind the ears, wispy bangs, and hair around the neck. Classic and appropriate. It was a good look for her, but wanted another opinion. Because any suggestion of change was made to begin to tremble, went to the same court. I told him that this is a good aspect to it. If it works, it works.
